...J. Garnier; C. Gaudin; S.M. Springman; P.J. Culligan; D. Goodings; D. Konig; B. Kutter; R. Phillips; M.F. Randolph; L. Thorel Some forty years ago, when geotechnical centrifuge modelling had been rediscovered and was being developed once more after the early work of Phillips (1869), only a few...

... at the laboratory scale with the help of a geotechnical centrifuge. The model is rotated under high g levels, thereby increasing the unit weight of the material. Prototype energy levels can be represented in a small scale model with consideration of appropriate scaling laws, and although free fall events...